Daf Yomi Menachos Daf 94 by R' Eli Stefansky

Good morning boys I Who is this mask in memory of you this morning high live from Lakewood? It would be very interesting like as the cameras were going on we're going live some of you said there's a tornado watch here in Lakewood. You know what it do to the ratings of the tornado right by the neighborhood? It would be unbelievable. I mean not this house house of Shalom. Yeah, wow. Tornado watch in Lakewood. Um my boys I reminder to say sphere timer if this is the right day but many of us didn't have an mariv yet and that reminds me we have at least Tyler with us the centers guy. Did I pronounce his name correctly? Centers guy he's 245 daf into shas and with us this is less than a year that we met the first time in Park City and we also have Reb Are you Blumenthal all the way from Cedarhurst? He he does a location there base of sham will be every day. Right now it's every motzei Shabbos and it's going strong. And he had a location in Orlando so you should go out you should go out you've been and he and he wears the MDY cap wherever he goes. And you know let's flip this around everybody say hello to the camera. And where are you ladies? I don't see I'm going to have to turn that's yeah ladies let hold on a second. Ladies shalom aleichem you and then Are you Blumenthal right over here? You're all good. Oops I I turned the camera too Let me [snorts] see it's the house now not good. Okay. Turn around. You go that way. Okay. >> [sighs] >> What do we have here today? First of all we have an amazing daf for boys I really very interesting daf if you look at the art scroll on on base you'll see a lot of pictures and a lot of we have even really cool stuff you know it's the sphere timer is dedicated to the force of more than we used to apply this to my humble listener. Before Schliemann This was yesterday's years. I'm not going to I'm not going to give any advice. I'm not going to give any advice. Very very easy daf. Probably a little shorter than usual daf. In terms of time. What time is it now? This is Ariel Bakish. Yeah, you're going to be out of here before 10:00 for sure. 10:02 but maybe. Oh, I got to go quickly over here. I only have 30 seconds. I said it's going to be out of here by then. Okay. Zog degumara. Yeah. That's the story of my life. >> [laughter] >> It looks like it's short. 30 minutes. Um They're They're strong letter but worth reading. You should know you'll be holding held accountable after 120. How's the positive there still by the bathroom? We don't know about your shiyurim. Uh they could have developed face learning and face Okay. The families could have gained amazed. Chaim Greenwald. Gishmak. No, I I put it out there. It was like really Wow, this is not a hate mail. I thought it would be You should know you'll be held accountable after 120. Like, oh no, not another one. Mendy Abramson. A good one. I heard you quickly mention about touching uncovered parts of the body. What's the reason to wash one's hands? Ruach versus cleanliness. See my safer, the guide to travel and vacation which I recently sent you on page 151, I have a lengthy discussion of this. Spent dozens of hours researching this topic. It's interesting stuff. I also have a a tshuval on if one needs to wash one's hands after touching the arm and head when putting on That's what I discussed. Some are make out with you place of placing place of mitzvah. It's no need to wash the one's hair the same way when you touch the area by bris milah, the male could still say a bracha. Another reason it's considered revealed place and it's revealed when putting on tefillin and it's a big chiddush. Okay, cool stuff. All the best, Mendy Abramson. Shmuel Scheiber, I would like to thank you. I'm married with three children and over the years I've tried several times to learn Daf Yomi. A few weeks ago, I met a friend who told me about the incredible impact of the shiurim and baruch Hashem, I joined in the middle of the sefer. And we're already approaching the end. I feel the need to share something that was a bit difficult for me yesterday this year. You spoke about a tragedy in which two people were killed and about the need to be careful and stay safe. By the way, I don't want to put a damper here, but the Ah, I'm a I the they're still searching for this guy that that that drowned in the in the canal. His brother they found him and he was but he unfortunately he didn't make it. So now, think about the tragedy. Two brothers, one is unaccounted for and the other one was lifted today. So I don't know if he's talking about that one or it's a tragedy, but he's saying You spoke about a tragedy in which two people were killed and about oh, the the need to be careful and stay safe. I'm a reservist with over 600 days of service. The number of friends I've lost is overwhelming, over 20. Lost 20 20 friends in the army. Sadly, on a weekly basis Klal Yisrael continues to lose precious people so that we can live here and learn Torah. I would appreciate if you'd consider dedicating this shiur as well for the recovery of the wounded soldiers and in memory of those who were killed al Kiddush Hashem. Thank you. You wrote this in Hebrew. So, in Hebrew shiur I addressed this to explain to him he's new to the shiur so he doesn't know or maybe for those who forgot and are new to this year, I'll just say it one more time. Uh to give for me to give the English shiur is is very difficult on a daily basis. I put a lot of hours into it. It's difficult and there's no no days off. You know how it is. Pesach, traveling. Um I'm still jet lagged from my trip from America to Israel last time. That was like 3 months ago. So, it is difficult. You know, you got there in Pesach to do this, vacation, the whole thing. I took about myself to do a sheer in Hebrew, which I'm very, very happy I did. That was the zechus of the chayalim and the injured and all those. Those who were there know, I speak about once in a while. I I remind the oilam. But, here's a person that um, he was feeling bad that I didn't say that the the sheer was dedicated. So, I want the whole Hebrew sheer, which numbers now probably in the 15,000 people that watch the sheer a day. It has tremendous hatzlacha. It's actually growing on a quicker rate than the English sheer. It's very popular in Eretz Yisrael, baruch Hashem. It's popular with yeshivas over there. Whereas, in in America, it's It is popular, but they don't just don't tell you about it. But, in Eretz Yisrael, they come over to me. Yeshivas, rosh kollel, I watch the sheer every day. Like, they have no bushah. I don't know what it is. Okay. It's interesting, no? You think the opposite in Eretz Yisrael. You have those also. So, that's what I have to say for that. Maybe once in a while we'll say in memory or refuas, but the amount of soldiers that are injured even now in Lebanon, you hear about the deaths, but you don't hear about the injuries. Or you do hear, you don't realize an injury means um, you were telling me, Shmuel, that you went to visit these guys. They come to Chicago, some of them. No arms, no legs. Prosthetic expert. And you went And you went to visit them. A lot of amputees. These are These are injuries that are life-changing injuries. So, of course, we we daven for them and uh, and uh, we we hope that uh, we're able to to see the enemy go bye-bye and everybody could come home safely and we don't have to worry about this. It's unbelievable. Things are happening. Times of Mashiach. All right, fine. There's a lot of stuff here. I'll have to Here Dr. May Wickler just strongly said it real quick. He says he gives that credit to all the work that went into before Pesach, the whole staff. Um And this is from Jamie Azoulay. I like this. So, I put it in here cuz I don't want to forget this that on our videos, there should be like a a caption on top. Maybe it even goes away eventually. Which stays there so people later on that watch the video know what the video is about. It's not just a funny video but it's on this and this topic. Okay, I think that's what he was saying. Shkoyach, Jamie. And this may be if you remind me, we'll share a short video of a mail share. This is um the satellite location in Bnei Brak, very matzliach, daily basis. Um our all over He rented a a nice office in a nice office building in Bnei Brak. He has all this stuff. Look at the wall. Loven that room in Kodesh. You don't talk during Kodesh. It's all The map of all the locations, 28 locations says there. Now I think we're up to 34. He funds it. He has a wedding hall. We did a huge love of Malkin in his wedding hall. I think it was 700 people just from the You could come if you're part of a satellite location. It's unbelievable. Every table was in a different satellite location. The whole massive Actually, it's two halls. He gives He does two chasanas every night. So, on a Motzei Shabbos he doesn't do weddings. We got the whole thing. It was unbelievable. But this is him, what you call And during share, I spoke about how he advertised He put 100,000 shekels once into advertising. Here's one advertisement in Bnei Brak in front of his hall. And me it's like much larger than life. It's It was huge. So, Dave threw it in middle share. So, I'm showing you as well. All right, Rabbi said, "Let's go." We'll have to do this later on. We have How many minutes are we into this? I don't have my my watch yet. The official edition MDY shots is sponsored by the Iranian Levy family's perek, the Paluchik family, in honor of Harav Mordechai Rubin. Oh, we have a new perek. Daf Tzadik Daled with deep gratitude to Reb Eli from Dov Meir and Batya Shana Balcony and Balcony and family. 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There's certain chumeras that you have in a Smicha and certain chumeras you have in a Tenufa. We have Tenufa and Smicha. Now what? Three lines from the bottom. When it comes to Tenufa, it's enough that one person does it for the whole crew, for all the partners. Whereas Smicha we said yesterday a each and every person says Korbanos, we learned each and every person must do the Smicha. And chumer with Tenufa and what's the chumer that Tenufa has that Smicha does not? That Tenufa is the You have to do it in all types of Korbanos. Korban Yachid for instance the Shlamim. So here's a a picture that we showed yesterday. The Shlamim Tenufa. Chazon Ish Shaul We also have the Tzibur Tenufa. This is Tzibur Tenufa. What is this? This is the Shteil Lachum with the the the Shalmei the what do they call Shalmei Tzibur. The two the two sheep that we bring on Shavuos coming up. Shlishi Mayim Chulin L'Chag. Bamidbar. What what? Oh. That's the uh yeah, we'll get to it. Coming up. Coming up soon. That Tenufa oh. We come out of Tzibur. B'Chayim you do Tenufa when the when the animal is alive or b'shchuteim. And you do Tenufa when the animal is dead. I just showed you. This one is pretty dead, I think. Not sure. This guy is dead. Where do we do tenufah with something that's not alive, that that was never alive? Here, in this in this picture, the bread. The lack of matzah, you have to do tenufah. A shake came with smicha. Smicha, you don't do smicha when the animal's dead. Which is why it's going to have a kasha on that in fact we see that there are times that you do smicha on animals that tell her about. Korbani by shlamim says the word korbani comes to include all the owners must do smicha. Tenufah, you have to do even after the animal's dead sometimes. This not the korbani. There's no tenufah when you have partners. Smicha shle shra shvutem. And we didn't smicha smicha that you don't do smicha on a dead animal. So certainly you shouldn't do it when there's partners. Korbani lerabbis kol ba'alei korbani smicha that all the partners must do smicha. Ten partners, each one comes over, leans on it, and goes away. The next one, next So it's maror with shra tenufah korbani korbani. You should do tenufah when you have a bunch of partners. They should all take it. Like sometimes you do in shul. Take a lulav and then you say, "Could I borrow you a lulav?" And the next guy does that. Each guy should should shake it. That's tenufah. The shake we learn the shaking of a lulav from tenufah. So just like by a lulav you Everybody should do tenufah. Who asked me for what's the kasha simple kasha? Who asked me for shle shra shvutem shra korbani? Smicha, you don't do it it when the animal is dead, but you do do it when it's partners. So certainly you do it when it's certainly should do it when it's partners. You an addition to the bar. So the mission is impossible. How are you going to do it? You have 20 partners. But they are dirty. Go have a pizza. They can't all touch the animal. There's going to be a big problem. Check this out. We have a picture of that. They're all going to do it somebody's hands have to be on the other person's head. And each person must be touching the animal. Otherwise, it's a pizza. So. Rashi. Asks a great question. The question is easier to understand in the answer. Rashi says three lines from the top. I mean everybody remembers minute. By the other pizza. We had a few times that the owner is. Uh. The the coins hand is under the the Israel's hand. And sometimes we we even said our mind I look at Sita. By a woman. And then he says to the guy, how could a man touch a woman? This is the old man. Bring old coin or bring a little kid coin. The bottom line is sometimes the coins hand is underneath the owner's hand. And it's not touching the animals. So it's a pizza. That's Rashi. This is also talks about it. So Rashi says an interesting answer that the the coin is not so important over here. He does help whatever. But when when the choir says that each and every person has to do to Nufa. So each and every person is important. Each one is as important as the other. And if I'm important, my hand has to be touching the animal. And how can I be touching the animal if there's 20 other people there? So since it's impossible, obviously the Torah doesn't care that everybody touches that animal. Imagine if you had a carbon Pesach. Sometimes you have a carbon Pesach with 100 100 partners, I don't know. You have a massive a massive family, you have 30 40 people. How are they all going to touch the small little sheep? There's no smicha by a sheep by a carbon base. I'm saying it if if it's just an example of a lot of partners in an animal. Now, you have a shul um what whatever shul you're go you're a part of and somebody from shul is going to the base hamikdash taking a flight from Chicago to Eretz Yisrael. So, you all say, "Hey, here's a dollar, shlach me some money, I want to be part of Eretz Yisrael." Why not? So, but so you need each person to do smicha? Says the Gemara, that's not so that's why it's impossible. Leinav v'l'had v'leinav. Okay, so each one should do t'nufa by himself. Lift it up, put it down, and let the next guy do it. Who says you have to do it together? Says the Gemara cuz it says, "Nuf al rachmana v'lo yitnuf al sh'nei yachid." It's done once and not twice. It's explained very nicely. It is like a a Yeshivish style vart. That when it comes to t'nufa, the t'nufa is on the cheftza. There's a difference between a gavar and a cheftza. The cheftza the animal itself has to be lifted up. So, sometimes it doesn't even matter who lifts it. Maybe the kohen could do it for you. Not Does it Not everybody has to do it. The animal was lifted up in Eretz Yisrael. But, when the mitzvah's in the person, that's that's smicha. The mitzvah's It's not a mitzvah that the animal should have smicha done to it. It's a mitzvah that each person should do smicha and that's why you have a difference how many people do it, one or all the partners. Says the Gemara, "U'smicha b'shchutam l'asa." You're telling me there's no such thing no such thing as smicha when the animal's shochted. Here, it says m'furash that the smicha after the animal dies. Mishnan, so a kohen gadol has the right say I want to do the avodah right now today. So imagine I'm just thinking to myself every typical coin goes to the base Hamikdash to do the perform the avodah twice a year. In his mishmar and even in his mishmar and his family and this and that, you know, so finally you get to do you're there, you're ready to go. The that one time a year that you get to do the avodah and this coin Godol shows up and says, "Sorry guys, me." Can't say a word, he goes and takes over. So let's say you want to do the tamid. I'm going to show you the picture soon as I show you the picture you remember we we had it, you know, not too long ago. The by the time of the 13 Kohanim that help out this one carries the the leg and each one that carries we learned that you don't show the the cut where the animal was cut in the butcher shop over there. They place it, you know, so it should look nice. First guy, number one in line, he carries the head and one of the rear legs. The second guy in line carries the two feet, the two front feet. And that's how, you know, each person carries something. So it says like this. So imagine here here they go. The guy in the front he's carrying a head and one foot. Second guy, two feet. See how it's positioned next to his body so you don't see the cut. This guy in the back he's not doing it well. And that's how they walk, 13 guys up the ramp. So says the Gemara, it says in the Mishna bizman she coin Godol yeah, like uh let's call it nine lines from the new perek. Bizman she coin Godol writes in the after, when he decides, "Right now I'm going to do the tamid." he would go up the ramp, the second in command, the second guy is waiting, not waiting but something happens to the coin Godol, he becomes the coin Godol. Gail amoxil the kevesh it's kind of steep, you know, so he he needs to catch his breath. Achas gami mino he so this guy in come in. He takes him with the right on the right hand below. He pulls him up, you know, helps him out. The first guy walking in line, he's holding the The first guy walking in line, he's holding the head. So, he he extends it, he gives it over to the coin Godel. What does the coin Godel do? This is the word that's not good for us. So, I'm a He does smicha. Smicha on a dead animal. Just So, the head without a body, right? I said this joke on Pesach and the island didn't last. I can't tell you the joke. The punchline was terrible. The way I said it was nerve-wracking. So, I have trauma from the joke. We'll move on. So, I'm a lame is our gun. You know, no, you don't you don't want to hear the joke. So, I'm a lame is our gun. It's the It's the joke. I'm not going to say the whole joke. It's the joke that the the doctor would attach limbs that got cut off and they brought the So, he's so he's so good at attaching uh different limbs. So, one day they brought the a head. He says, "No, this one I can't do. You put it in a plastic bag. He didn't breathe already for 20 minutes." Okay. So, here you have a dead head. You have a dead head. It's not a dead head. You do smicha. So, I'm a lame is our gun. After you do smicha, so it's a it's a question when we said there's no smicha on a dead animal. Next, how should I say in the region stay down? Now, the second guy in line, he has the two front feet. He gives them the one called them hands. He gives them to the first coin. Nice to the coin Godel. How should I say in the region he gives to the first coin stay down? Nice to the coin and the first coin gives it to the coin Godel. So, I'm a lame he does smicha with our gun and the coin Godel tosses it into the fire. There's a halacha. I found it very interesting. I I think people don't even know about it. I certainly uh even if I know about it, it's like not a thing that people are marked with. You know, like when the kid does glila, what does everybody do? They They They give the the guy, you know, the guy to the bima. So, that they used to charge money for that in shul. Like, if you're the one giving the gartel to the guy doing glila, that's a that's a keyword. We just do it because, you know, we help him, but that's passing the mantle, the gartel, all that is all part of the mitzvah. So, that's what it says over. You give it to me, I give it to you. Great. Nice to the kohen gadol. So, the second guy doesn't mention the first guy. The second guy gets out of line, goes back home. And all the limbs, the third guy gives to the first, the first gives to the kohen gadol, he tosses it in. The third guy goes home. Then the fourth guy gives it to the first guy, first guy gives it to the kohen gadol. Now, why does the first guy say that? I saw that someone explained it, I forgot who it is. I think it was more of an achron kind of thing that since the first guy, he was supposed to be the main person, and then the kohen gadol decided to kick him out, >> [clears throat] >> so we we let him stay on the mizbeach for as long as he wants, and he's a big performer over there. So, but the kohen gadol keeps on doing smicha on every single limb, smicha, smicha, smicha. So, what do we do with that? What does it mean to write that if the kohen gadol is too weak, he can't do smicha? Who smicha? Let somebody else toss it into the fire. I go, part of you see that the kohen gadol does do smicha on a dead animal, so why are you telling me, "Oh, smicha only tnufa is on a is on a dead animal, and smicha not?" I'm going to buy you a awesome plate of the kohen gadol. It's not really a thing, but we do it just to give honor to the kohen gadol. Pretend as if, you know, he did the smicha to begin with. He was involved all the way. He did the Smicha on the Zeah. Hadracha Midos, he's Hadracha Midos, he's Hadracha Midos. This is more for the Israeli Chevra, but I'll tell to you as well, there's there's Rav Salanter, he he says that it's easier to learn all of Shas than to break one one bad Midah that you have. To break one to work on one Midah and fix it. So, here's the riddle. Where is it easier to break two Midos or fix two Midos than to learn all of Shas? Right over here, Hadracha Shnei Midos. It's Mama Shein bad jokes. It's worse than bad? With a stick? Head in bag? So, whatever, for those of you have to picture it. Come with a head It's a Shaita. You didn't breathe for Zog the Mishnah. Okay, now it's going to get very interesting. Shtei Lechem Milu'im Zacha Zachas, Milu'im Zacha Zachas. We're completely we're done with with the the Menachos and the um the Smicha, moving on to how to make the the Lechem HaPanim. It's a very interesting shape. It's a very interesting size. It weighs um I don't know, 12 lb each bread. Massive massive breads. How do you how do you do it? What's the procedure? And we're going to see a lot of stuff about the Keilim in the Beis HaMikdash. Very very interesting stuff. Shtei Lechem Milu'im Zacha Zachas. The two breads from Shavuos, here we go. Two breads of Shavuos. Those two breads you have to knead them separately. In other words, it's its own dough. Don't mix up doughs here. Don't make a very large dough and then divide it. You make one dough for this lechem, one dough for the second lechem. The menafais achazakis in the in the oven one one one. You can't put two in the oven. Lechem HaPanim, the 12 breads that we eat from Shabbos to Shabbos, you put in the the shulchan. Same procedure as the stay at lechem when you make them. Each one is made all by itself. But when you bake it in the oven, you put two in the oven. There's a kosaiv. The Lechem HaPanim, you have to put in a mold. What I was going to say, three molds. So as you make it, you put in the mold. I'll show you a little video or whatever in a second. Kishyu raidon, and when you take it out of the oven, nice non-lutfos. You put into a another mold. The Mishnah only mentions two, but the braisa says it's actually three. So the breads don't fall apart. Let me just show you here. Let's call this a mold. This is as it's dough. And then you put it into oven into a separate mold. That mold has We'll see it tomorrow also. It has like holes on the bottom. [snorts] Also square molds, but holes on the bottom. And then because during the baking process it expands, you put in a third mold. When it's still hot, you don't want it to fall apart when you take it out of the oven. So there's three molds. How do I know about kneading it one by one, putting in the oven? How do you know these things? The beginning of the Mishnah shnei sronim yeachal echos. The Lechem HaPanim is two sronim. And sorry, we said it's about 2 and 1/2 kilo of flour 2.2 That's what we women or men also would take challah when we have 2.2 kilo like 5 lb. So, this double that 10 lb per challah. Massive. It's like you know a chasanah challah. Those weigh 10 lb? I don't even know. They're 5 lb? So, double in that. It's only 5 lb. Is that a big challah? The Rebbe's challahs. Okay, I I am not familiar, but You know what I just remembered? It just flashed by me. I might be making this up cuz I was only 5 or 6 years old, but I used to go to the Ribnitzer Rebbe a lot. A lot. My father went pretty often. And we used to leave Far Rockaway like right after Havdalah. And we'd get there during shaleshudes. I'm not joking. We get there in shaleshudes. But he had 12 12 challahs. Is that a thing by Rebbes to have 12 challahs? Okay, so I I did see it. Okay, fine. Yeah? It's on a regular Shabbos? 12 challahs? How could you stay skinny when you have Yeah. You'd be challahs. Rebbes have for Shabbos. Okay, so that's normal. Okay, fine. I'm telling you he had it. I remember the 12 challahs. I remember my father explained to me. But I was 6 years old, so I probably maybe I don't remember seeing it afterwards. What would I ever see that? You're talking about almost you know 47 years ago. Wow. Ah, to master the bottom. He's right. Now, it makes sense. Pusha, we're learning. I don't know what Very good, Mark. Yashar koach, Mark. Hi. Yeah. Zog the Gemara. So, it says halachos. Shnei lechem al hashulchan. Vilamdin halachos halachos. make them as one one by one. How do you know that each of the two of us? I say even though the proper way is the but I'm in America. They don't know what is sitters. Instead of you know. How do you know that you need them individually should be like in one place. How do you know that you bake the upon him to do time of the sun to a song? You should place them. Some talk. Is washing your or some you should place one placement of two breads. No the same word that we use the second ago we're going to learn a second thing from it. I don't have a lot of them upon him but not. As I can't do that that's the rules. The rules are that the rule is they can only learn one concept one from each word you can't learn two. I have your some you already used it to teach me that the you take the sun to a song two breads in one oven. Tomorrow in Canada some Tom. My from the fact that the used two words instead of one word you learn two of those from it. Says the the sun to a song with force. You should put these breads in a mold. Should put them in and then. The sun to a song you should put you should like put them in it doesn't say they the way the way they they learn it doesn't say it says the sun to see putting it in a. In a in some sort of mold should put them in you should know there's three nice little force here. this one. Just show it again as I'm talking. So, nice little force with a tiny botzek. You put it in while it's still dough. U kemint first chiyuv tanur and that is special mold in the oven. And you notice in this mold that in Yoshi's thing here, the design, there's holes in it so the heat transfers through. U kshu right then when he takes it out, nice little force, he puts it in a third mold kedei she lo itzcalcel that it shouldn't it shouldn't fall apart. When we went to I forgot the guy's name again. What's the name of the bakery that does lechem apunim in Eretz Yisrael? Seidel's. Correct. Like up north or something. So, we it's just me and Levi Freeman, maybe a few other people. This is 7 1/2 years ago. We had a whole production. We're going to bring him to Ramat Beit Shemesh. I don't know, something we're going to do it and then the war broke out. So, Keren Shmuel Ron. Yes, thank you. Um Okay, whoever goes to Eretz Yisrael could go look up Seidel's. It's interesting. He has a bakery. He he just does it for to show you how how do you make stale lechem lechem apunim. This issue is if you look at this picture, I mean, try to do this at home. So, he had he had he had trouble. Even though he's been doing this for a long time, it started falling in, you know, you have to have these forces. Maybe he was in a rush, you know, cuz we're waiting there. And to to bake this through and through, it takes time. So, I don't remember exactly what happened, but it wasn't so gishmak. But, nevertheless, it was worth the trip. And I we we're planning, yeah, maybe we'll still do it. Who knows? Have to talk to Benny. Arrange a trip or something. Says the Gemara said this. Great. Will I ask the Gemara, why do you need three? One, okay, one you put it into you know, you you uh you shape it and the ram is made out of gold. Then you put it in the oven. So, what's the problem? Use it again. Use the same when you take it out of the oven put it in the original one. It says the ram can be oven not for cuz once you bake it it it spreads it it um it rises it it it it turns it it's a different shape. It's not the same shape. It's not the same size as the original one. Some explain that it comes from the top, you know, like when you make a challah it goes over. So, whatever the whatever the p'shat is it does not fit into the original one. Great. Says the Gemara itmar lechem uponim keitzad osinoi soi how do you make the lechem uponim? Daf tzadik dalet amud bet. Let's let's say the sponsors so we could go straight. Turn you the daf by Dar Global experts in cross-border payments. Oh. From from the Germany. Yeah, I I'm showing you the video because it it brought me to tears seeing myself in tears. So, I said, "Okay, maybe uh choked me up. Probably choked me up again. But it's in Hebrew. The truth is it's in Hebrew, but you guys speak a little Hebrew. This is on Yom HaShoah last year. You don't believe you're not going to believe it. trying to get a giving a public the greatest revenge >> [music] >> More and more tired I will be in a coma. Okay. One one thing we got out of for sure that I would pin so join this year. That was a good uh pick up for this year. Hold on Mark 1 second. I just want to not forget this one. This is in the base madras. It's It's unbelievable. The amount of guys that come and this is in Gilo. Jerusalem, right? Gilo is Jerusalem. It's another we have two places in Jerusalem. Sweet pin so what I say? I would pin so I would say is father. Yeah. Okay. Him I don't think we got. Although he did come to a share in Hollywood, Florida but I don't think he's part of the share. Maybe, you never know. Oh, yeah. One of these is English, one of these is Hebrew. I don't know which one is what. But let's just read the words and then I'll show you the video. Kamin table protza one is a open box. It's a box that exploded. Imagine you have a a bomb inside. What's going to happen? The top will fly off and maybe one or two walls. So that's what the Lakem of Pan looks like. That's the one we're familiar with. Table protza looks like this. The left. Now I'm thinking about it. I had a little explosion inside. You know? What? After your kids open up the after coming present. Okay, got it. Number 38 in English. Got it. And Sfinery Kedis means like a like a little boat, a speedboat. Literally like a speedboat. So, we should remember this for this almond because that's basically the almond. Ask questions on both. How could it be square? How could it be How could it be a speedboat? Different questions. Kamin Teva Prusa, it's it's a square like an Amazon box that that was open, no top. V'er no amar Kamin Sfinery Kedis. So, first of all, to me, it's a little bit of a kiss of No, it's not a pure kiss from a show, a little bit. Because in the news, whoever follows the news, I got to know if I'm getting back to Israel [clears throat] on time, if they're going to restart the you know. So, Trump said that he destroyed 158 their entire navies on the bottom of the ocean. He says, "Oh, besides those little speedboats, those Sfinery Kedis." He said. He says, "If they come close, we're going to blow them out of the water like we did to those drug boats." And by the way, we're down 92% on drug smuggling since we got rid of those boats. Thank you for the attention to this matter. >> [laughter] >> He really said this yesterday. The little the fast those fast boats that they have and they they were trying to lay mines with those fast boats. We're going to blow them out of the water. Sfinery Kedis, today's daf. So, let me show you the video. Slide 38. HERE WE GO. >> [screaming] [music] >> IS THAT A SONG THAT I'M GOING TO SING? I WAS DOING OKAY. >> [snorts] >> Spanish a spin it is. [clears throat] Now, we know that on the sugar there were two spoonfuls of the vino. So, if the table the if the bread is flat, so I could put a cup I could put a whatever I want on the bottom of a flat bread as so. The problem is if it's a speedboat, imagine a canoe. Where exactly are you putting a spoon in the canoe? It comes to point. By the way, Rashi explains that this point is like a V and the bottom is like a half an inch wide. It's the the size of a finger the bottom. So, where there's no shelf for you to put it. It's going to be like you know, not a good place to put it. So, the tomorrow answers take a look at this. We have to actually create a little bit of a shelf in the bread so that the spoon could sit in there. If it's a box a square, I could put the the down on it. Element of spin it is if it's a like a boat. Hey, how do you ask the where exactly the spoon sit? So, the on each bread there was a little indentation for this um for the bazichin. For the bazichin. So we're we're really hitting up. We're going to go after the the the the speedboat chat. At the end we're going to have one cash on the square. If you say that it's a open box, kind of the have the yosif chanim. Oh, so now check this out. Between each bread they have half pipes. Take a pipe, cut it down the middle, I have a pipe. And on those half pipes, they would lay the second layer of breads. In other words, the breads could actually lay on top of each other like boxes, like six Amazon boxes. That's fine. It works like uh six shoe boxes, why not? I see it all the time in the in the warehouse. But they're hot breads. You need the air to flow in between the breads. Otherwise, there'll be too much moisture build up. So you put these little uh half straws in there. Here, let me show you. Like this. They have three going through each bread. The top doesn't need it. The top Really? I don't I don't remember that. Okay, we'll have to do it again. Yeah. No. Exactly. We had a question what al means. Does al mean next to or on? Right. That is correct. Correct. This is going to go with that shita that it's or the question is according to that shita. Yeah. Now, it works well if a a bread is a square, so you can put three pipes on it. But if a bread is like a speedboat, like a canoe, how exactly is a pipe going to going to sit at the end of the canoe? Here. Yeah. It the It doesn't really work. So, you must say that there's an extra piece over there, like a a square piece. And then And it could sit. It's not optimal. It's not It doesn't have the the full width of a square breadth, but it has more width than just a narrow point. Yeah, I don't give a schnitzel again. It's called the Yasa. How would they put these these these pipes? Moshe, what? Okay, I hear. So, then then you don't need any. Yeah, I hear. Good kasha. I I don't I don't have a good answer to you. Bishlam Adam came and he's asking, "How come you have to put it all the way there?" And put it Put it in. Push it in. 5 in, you know, they'll be closer to each other. It wouldn't >> [clears throat] >> Maybe What he's saying is maybe it it has to do with the What do they call the Gamara says later on? The sneefin. The sneefin. So, we'll see. Maybe when we get to the sneefin are there was walls on this [snorts] that went all the way up, but they're not walls. They're poles. And those poles were positioned all the way at the end, not where you're saying. That's what he's answering. Okay, let's see. Um The Hagaf, I'm just throwing this out there cuz I miss Park City, but those of us who go skiing and snowboarding there's half pipes. I actually want to make You can't even tell the Israelis this, but even the Americans we have to There's something called the half pipe. >> 360s, that's >> Half pipes. Um I don't know about you You ever You never went on a half pipe. But, it's got It's not I'm not on that such a level, but once in a while you go in there it's very shmaky. You You could go back and forth the whole day. Basically, it's like Yeah. Okay. It's a half pipe made out of snow and you go up and jump and then you go up and jump. You don't have to jump. Maybe you could just go It's Okay. They have I guess in the bike parks also some of them they have Yeah. El Amado Amar Oh, no. Not holding it yet. So, Bishlam Amado Amar came in table. Where are we? 2 4 6 Eight lines from the top. Bishlam Amado Amar came in table prutzo I don't know the same as sniffing the lecha. Oh. If there's if if it the the bread is flat, so I understand why I need side post. We'll call them side post. Sniffing. So, let's see if we have a good picture for sniffing. Okay. So, the sniffim are well, over here they're showing He's showing it way wider than than usual. So, it doesn't answer your question right over here. But, over here the these walls they go up. What are they doing? They're holding the bread in place. But, imagine if you have a canoe. They put a canoe between two walls. What's going to happen to the canoe? It's going to tip over. A straight canoe between two walls. Are the walls going to hold it straight? Not necessarily. It's on a point. The bottom goes like this. You Yeah, I'll show you a picture. You are looking at me like I'm crazy. So, over here the walls hold the bread in place. But, over here the wall does not hold the bread in place. why? It's going to fall over. To one side. Something like that. It's not What good did the sniffim do? That's question number one. Also, these sniffim are not really uh what the Gamorah talks about. We're going to have to see what the Gamorah says in a second. Okay. But if it's a boat, how do the sniffim the side walls hold up the bread? Let's see where that is. Oh, here's a half pipe. Somebody Who put it in? Is that me? I don't think it's me. Um this this could show it. So, basically the the Gamorah is saying that there's there's like a little there's like a basket or something. How do you How do you describe it? >> Yes. >> Here, like this. Take a look now. There's like Yeah, there's there's like a There is an indentation there for the shape of a boat. You put the boat in there. So, it doesn't shake It doesn't rock from side to side. She says the Gamorah, Bishlama Sorry. Heycha samcha the sniffim How do the sniffim hold the bread at all? The Gamorah says the Gamorah They have a shape to it, like a slot, and the breads fit into the slot. Bishlama mad am I human being kedas? If you say that the bread is like a boat, How did the beings sniffim? I understand why you have the side walls. Element of human table put down. What if you say that the breads are square? Sniffing normally. What exactly do walls help square flat boxes that are on top of each other? They're not going anywhere. It's not holding it in place. They're squares. Without a wall, let's see. He did something over here. Here, this one right over here. In other words, the breads are good without the without the walls, the breads are not moving. Says the Mara. I give you you grow the lechem because of the the weight of the bread tallah they'll break. So may love you need to put the walls. You need to put these um they need to be they need to be um suspended and not on top of each other. Right? Because the the weight of the breads all the breads, six breads on top of each other will crush the bottom ones. Bishno means finery kedas never got to show me nothing. So this one is hard to explain a little bit without pictures. I'll try to do my best. If this is the sniff, the sniff is like a L shape. And this sits on the table. Okay? So where does bread go? Bread can't go on the L shape. Bread has to be directly on the table. How is the L shape going to fit under the bread? It can't. But if it's a boat so the shape of the boat is like this. So the L shape fits right underneath the boat. Yeah? Are you with me? If if this point is the point of the of the boat. So this part is on the table. And the L bracket fits right underneath the curvature. Yeah? I'm asking or not asking. Let's see if we can find something here. Here, you can see it over here. >> [snorts] >> Here, check this out. The L-shape over here fits right underneath the bread. You see? The bread is not laying on it. Maybe put some pressure on it. To it, but not on it. So, this bracket right over here. It's not so good. It's like elevated, but okay. It's not the bread is still touching the table. Here, here's the point that the bread is on the table. And then the bread has a curvature. So, the bread is not disturbing this L-bracket. But, if you have a flat bread that has to be in this area, how exactly is this going to sit? How's this going to work, this guy? There's some extra pieces over here. Let's see. Let's see how he did it over here. Okay, you can't really see. But, says the Gamorah, the answer is that the there's no L-brackets. If that's your shita, the shita is going to be that that the they're just directly on the floor. The snifim are just on the floor. They're not They're not under a bread. They're just on the floor. I remember what they're on the ground. In Yes, they're on the ground. Snifim, I got my shulchan menuchum. You're right. If you hold that the bread is like a boat shape, so then the snifim are on the table. Because it doesn't really interfere with the bread. The bread has a point. It's It's a V. But, according to my minhag, it says that it's a box. It's square. Snifim kagam you must say that the snifim are not laying on the table because there's no room for them. There's a bread on the table. So, they're on the floor. Oh. So, Oh, this is good. Gishmak. Uh who put this in here? Mark? You did? I you got it. Okay, great. That's a good one. Yeah, you see this? So, here you have a boat that has It just has So, the bottom of the boat could be touching the floor without touching the metal on this forklift. I forgot what they call it. I just heard what this forklift is called cuz I was in Miami and they were taking yachts out, things that are much, much larger than this thing. Massive. Okay. So, we want to get to the end before 3 minutes. 3 and 1/2 minutes. So, it says the Gemara, we're at the end already. So, Nachman, let me just show you this one more time. Oh. So good. Excellent. Pause here. Stop. Great. So, if you notice, the bread actually holds down the walls and the walls hold the bread in place. They help each other out. Without the bread, the walls will fall backwards. So, the bread puts pressure on. But without the walls, the bread will tilt, will tip over. So, each one helps the other. But if the breads are square, so the breads are not on top of the snifim, so they're not holding the snifim in place. The snifim we said are in the ground. So, the bread is not helping the wall. And what exactly is the wall helping the bread? So, therefore, it doesn't it doesn't it doesn't go well. makes a lot more sense that that that man is going to have to go that the the bread is more of a dancing boat. It's a boat shape and it helps the Snifim and the Snifim help it. Raboisai, have a wonderful day. >> Merit the zchus of spreading Torah throughout the world. Sponsor a shiur today. mdy.sponsor.com or sponsored.mdydafyomi.com